Posted on 01/11/2020 6:00:20 PM PST by nickcarraway
The first thing you will realize when visiting Yellowstone National Park – aside from the astonishing beauty of nature and wildlife – is that you have entered an area that isn’t totally ruled by humans. A pair of visitors at the park recently recorded a video that proves this point, and it might make you feel a little uneasy..
As NBC Montana reports, Brandon Beshears captured and shared video of a wolf pack surrounding his truck while he was driving through the park one evening.
Check out the video from NBC Montana’s Facebook below (VOLUME UP TO HEAR THE PACK SOUND-OFF!):
A little creepy, right?
Notice the remainder of the pack in his rear view mirror? Yeah, talk a bad time to get out of your vehicle and mess with nature. We’ve seen it before though..
A lot of people have an infatuation with black wolves because of their exceptionally striking appearance, and you can’t blame them. If you’re like me, you never get tired learning about this incredible K-9’s!
Honest to Paws has an interesting article about the mysterious black wolves of Yellowstone, which details the history of these majestic looking animals.
“ Objects in mirror are closer than they appear” is the first thing that came to mind. LOL
Well, I’m sure that applies to the creation of dependent humans. But the horses on Assateague have been taught their habits by free-range tourists :-)
The day we were there, we encountered a mare with a blind foal. She was very watchful, but didn’t mind when we petted the baby. These horses aren’t ‘feral’ anymore.
(I worried about the swim that year; how would a blind horse manage?)
Might be the load .... low brass #5 2 & 3/4 turkey load versus high brass 3 inch magnum #4 buck or 00 buck ..... variables apply. Hope yer well !!!!
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